许多工业化经济将被推入到一个滞胀的循环中。
Many of the industrialized economies would be pushed into a cycle of stagflation.
我仍然认为，全球经济的主路是通向滞胀的。
I still think that the central path for the global economy is stagflation.
一旦出现这种情况，它可能是滞胀。
美国当时正处在接近两位数的失业率下的滞胀的泥潭之中。
America was Mired in stagflation, with an unemployment rate nearing double digits.
后来出现了滞胀、纳税人的抗税、财政危机和自由市场的复兴。
Then came stagflation, taxpayer revolts, fiscal crisis and a triumphant revival of free-market ideas.
相反则有可能使经济陷入滞胀之中。
滞胀是商界不受欢迎的时髦词语。
Stagflation is a very unpopular buzz word in the business world.
弗里德曼：滞胀是天真的凯恩斯主义的终结。
MILTON FRIEDMAN: Stagflation was the end of naive Keynesianism.
有一个新词用来描述这种情况，那就是“滞胀”。
经济中出现滞胀-高失业率和通货膨胀同时存在。
You had stagnation in the economy, high level of unemployment. You had inflation, with prices rising rapidly.
滞胀尚未来到。
30年前，美国面临滞胀、高失业率和生活水准下降。
Thirty years ago, the United States faced stagflation, high unemployment and declining standards of living.
而后者会极大的增加在不远的未来更严重萧条(甚至是滞胀)的可能性。
With the latter, the chances of an even more severe recession (even stagflation) in the not-too-distant future increase dramatically.
高涨的能源价格有导致滞胀的危险，也就是通货膨胀的同时增长率下降。
These have the potential to inflict stagflation - raising inflation while reducing growth.
20世纪70年代，西方经济的“滞胀”使菲利普斯曲线不能解释这样的现实。
In the 20th century 70's, Phillips curve could not explain such reality, "the stagflation" in the economy of western nations.
美国似乎正在进入所谓的“滞胀”，也就是通货膨胀与经济增长停滞同时发生。
The US seems to be entering stagflation - inflation with little or no growth.
严格说来，中国的情况并不符合“滞胀”的经典定义：通胀高企，经济增长不振，两者长期结合存在。
China does not quite fit the classic definition of stagflation: a persistent combination of high inflation with sub-par growth.
在上世纪30年代德国恶性通胀和70 - 80年代工业化国家滞胀的悲惨经历，为上述观点提供了依据。
Their view is informed by the disastrous experience with hyper-inflation in Germany in the 1930s and stagflation in industrial countries in the 1970s and 1980s.
经济虚拟化程度的加深使传统经济理论对“滞胀”与货币流通速度等现实经济问题的解释力普遍下降。
The deepening of the degree of economic virtualization reduced the explanatory power of traditional economic theory for such real economic issues as "stagflation" and the velocity of money.
但到了上世纪70年代，失业和通货膨胀之间的替代关系似乎消失了，它们同时在增长，而这就是所谓的滞胀现象。
But in the 1970s, the trade-off between unemployment and inflation seemed to evaporate; both rose at the same time, a phenomenon known as stagflation.
70年代的经济滞胀，国会极力控制美联储的预算，并且要求美联储以实现充分就业和物价稳定为目标。
The stagflation of the 1970s coincided with congressional efforts to take control of the Fed's budget and the requirement that it seek both full employment and stable prices.
你可以看到，对1930年代那样的金融体系崩溃的忌惮已经逐渐淡化了，取而代之的是对1970年代式的滞胀的恐慌。
You see, fears of a 1930s-style financial meltdown are apparently out; fears of 1970s-style stagflation are in.
上扬的通胀和放缓的经济增长结合在一起，可能带来类似70年代的令人担忧的滞胀，但是自那以后发达经济体有了彻底的突变。
The combination of rising inflation and slowing growth may bear a worrying resemblance to the stagflationary 1970s, but there has been a sea-change in advanced economies since then.
这样一来，2008年上半年出现的通胀恐慌即将消除，随之而去的还有一切关于“回归70年代滞胀”的流行说法。
So the inflation scare of the first half of 2008 is over, and with it all fashionable talk about 'a return to 1970s stagflation.
他提醒说，七十年代的滞胀时期特征之一就是疲软而动荡的美元、通货膨胀压力、利率突然上升以及一两次大的衰退。
He warned that the stagflation of the 1970s was characterized by 'a volatile and depressed dollar, inflationary pressures, a sudden increase in interest rates and a couple of big recessions.
随着美国国内房价的下跌和信贷紧缩的持续加强，一些人开始担心美国可能经历像日本上个世纪90年代早期经济泡沫破灭后那样的十年滞胀。
As FALLING house prices and tightening credit squeeze America's economy, some worry that the country may suffer a decade of stagnation, as Japan did after its bubble burst in the early 1990s.
随着美国国内房价的下跌和信贷紧缩的持续加强，一些人开始担心美国可能经历像日本上个世纪90年代早期经济泡沫破灭后那样的十年滞胀。
As FALLING house prices and tightening credit squeeze America's economy, some worry that the country may suffer a decade of stagnation, as Japan did after its bubble burst in the early 1990s.
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